TECHNOLOGY BEHIND COMMUNICATION
SCIENCE
MATHS
In biology, pupils will look at
reproduction
and
how
characteristics are inherited.
In chemistry, pupils will study
chemical reactions and look at pure
and impure substances.
In physics, pupils will investigate
how light and electrical circuits are
used in communications.
DT
Pupils will explore the units of the
metric system and how to
convert between metric and
imperial measurements.
Pupils will learn how to plot and
use real life graphs, completing
calculations using lengths, mass,
time and volume.
Pupils will be introduced to the
concept of coding and how we
communicate through the use of
codes.
Pupils will explore electronics and
the use of technology for
communication.
COMMUNICATION THROUGH MEDIA
GEOGRAPHY
Pupils will be studying the ever
changing world that we live in and
the connections between people
and places.
Pupils will study this through
Geography in the news, Global
sports’ events, charities connecting
 countries and Globalisation.
LANGUAGES
Pupils will explore use of foreign
language in different media for
different purposes.
How and when do we use the
phone, write emails, use social
media? How does our language
change for each?
ENGLISH
HISTORY
Pupils will study life in the middle
ages.
This will include religion, the
medieval village, health and disease
plus the development of castles.
Pupils will learn about the art of
storytelling by looking at how
myths, legends and other stories
have been communicated through
time.
Pupils will learn to identify patterns
of language and changing attitudes.
HIDDEN MEANING
(INTERPRETATION)
THE CLASSICAL WORLD
Pupils will study the past tense and
look at Roman entertainment and
storytelling.
RS
Pupils will study and reflect on the
importance of the person of Jesus
Christ for Christianity. This will
include an investigation into the
role of the Bible as a source of
wisdom and authority.
ART
MUSIC
DRAMA
Pupils will look at mark making in
relation to energy correlations in the
style of Kandinsky, Van Gogh and
Franz Marc and use music as a stimulus
for abstract drawing, investigating and
experimenting with tonal shading,
observational drawing and shape and
outline.
Work will be translated into three
dimensions in the medium of Ceramics.
Pupils will explore how music
can be understood as a
communicative art form.
This will be achieved through
the study of music with an
intentional
communicative
function, e.g. programmatic,
dramatic, and film music.
Pupils will explore how atmosphere
and mood can be conveyed and
how narrative structure can be
used to create mystery and tension.